... UNITED IRISHMEN A strange scene was witnessed at the Roes National School, near Boyle, county Roscommon, when 60 pupils of all grades left that seminary in a body at 10 a.m. as a protest against the schoolmaster continuing to keep on the school register ...

... c manic Tins war was going to unite all sections of Irishmen. All creeds and classes were repreaanted there that night. The Irish litigate could go to the front with the lulster Division, and there light as united Irishmen for the honour of their country ...

... O’Doherty, Bishop of Galway, speaking at a confirmation service at Kinvara on Tuesday. _ “Who fought in '9B? Was it the United Irishmen®? It was not. It was the men of Meath and Wexford who fought. ““What about the men of 482 They hatched a cabbage garden ...

... with tit! idea Thz of establishing an independent Republic. back. m, insurgents carried the town In 1791 the Society of United Irishmen driving the Crown troops was formed, consisting mostly of Pro- by storm, against their guns in Market Square, testants ...

... privilege and an honour to be members of the same strong Empire; but from the days of 1798 when Reobert Emmet organised the United Irishmen, until O'Connell called up his “Repealers,” just half a century later on, there was very little tranquility in the land ...

... Presbyterians of Belfast unsnbmissive to the Cromwell regime. The Protestant parts of Ulster were the strongholds of the United Irishmen. Independence, sometimes rather uncouthly expressed is the keynote of democratic Orangeism still— I'm from Newtownards ...

... SINN FEIN'S PRINCIPLES. Mr. O'Hanrahan said the principles for which Sian Fein stood were the princigles of the United Irishmen of 1798, the principles enunciated by the great Protestant patrict leaders more that » century sgo, the men who gave their ...

... loyalty from *“‘the people,” properly so-called. Of couse there were at all times professing patriots—Old Irelanders, United Irishmen, and Clubbiste—who threatened all sorts of things: broken heads, broken windows, and the rest of it; just as now we have ...

... go out and fight together and die together to that when the was over it could be sail that the victory bad been woo by united Irishmen. (Applanse). The Ulster Division and the Irish Brigade were going to the front. Would those present come for nerd and ...

... Irish rebellion since the Reforms. tion. United Irishmen, Fenians, Hibernians, Gaelic Legman', all find in it their inspiration and their strength. It was the mainspring of the Land League, as it is of the United Irish League, the Irish Nation League, and ...

... to one ‘“Molly Maguire,” his sweetheart, in America. Now, “Molly Maguire” was the assumed name of every member of the United Irishmen who were raised by Robert Emmet in 1793. The cognomen was on¢ name of the Banshe (or the White Woman) who appeared al ...

... to meet the Football League. at Bradford to-morrow. Davy is still with Leeds United. Other Irishmen in the All-British team are Hayes (Huddersfield Town). Browne (Leeds United), and Doherty (Manchester City). PORTADOWN MAN SCORING ...